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TERRE HAUTE, IND May 26.-Two hundred men
crowded into hall at Carbon, near here, last
night, to see q prize fight to a finish between
James Duffy, coal miner, OF Clinton, and Jack
Smith, OF Chicago. Dufey knocked Smith out in
weighing 100 pounds, and were ready for a slug
ging match. They had spared for position for q
Jew seconds when smuggling began. Duffy gave
Smith terrible undercut under the ear, knocking
him fiat on his face. At the end of ten seconds
Smith failed to respond and the referee declared
Duffy the winner. Smith was carried out and did
not revive for several minutes
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SRleS of Real Esuafe.

Jane c. Cunningham has bought OF Virginia
Smith ct al. and Priscilla Morris the east half OF
lot g. and the west half OF lot s. So. lts fronting
on street. BOY, between 18th and 18th streets
for SS4, 1880. sophia s. Kali has sold to ]. Don
Cameron, q acres and IA poles OF Widows Mite, al.
Joining kalorOma, for S39, 56s15.
j. S. NaylOr, Jr., has bought OF W. s. Naylor fol-
$500, sub lot 81. square 5l4 2OxlOO feet on N
street, between 4th and 9Th streets. northwest.
+. Belrne has bought OF j. q. Hester for So 1s2
lots DO TO 5S, square 153, each lS feet front, on
% street between + and G northeast Mary ].
Vance has bought OF w. S. Thompson, for s., OOO
LOT IA, square 421, 20X95 feet, on Sth street. be-
tween and Q streets.
Rudolph Goldschmid has bought OF r. E Brad
ley, for $4,000, lot H. square 20 10000 feet on the
corner OF .S2d and y streets northwest
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BIRTHS.
BIRTHS.
20. 1887. boy,
MARRIED.

BILLINGS-BRAWLEY. On May &c. 1887 st the
residence Of the brides mother, 45l st y. We by
Chicago, Ill, TO Miss DANE r. BRAwLEY. dsugh ter
Of the late Col Daniel Brawey, Of Ia Fayette Ind
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Nyr. O,Rrien at Albanv

ALBANY, NY, May :26-EdtOr O'Br1en and party
arrived here at 2:20 O'Clock this morning. This
forenoon the party visited both branches OF the
legislature, Mr.. OBrien making a few remarks in
IL 10
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Sale of a Race Horse

CINCINNATI, May pa special from Lexington.
KY, says: f. 7. Jennings, OF Miodlebury, Vt, has
bought OF A. A. KitZmiller, OF this city, the bay
colt Tom Hendricks, by Red Wilkes, dam by Curtis
Clay. Price &, 100
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THE PLOT AGAINST THE SULTAN.
The COnspiratOrs said to Have COntem.
plated A&AaASfnaf ton.

BUCHAREST, May ga plot to assassinate the
Sultan OF Turkey was discovered last Thursday.
Extraordinary efforts have been made to conceal
the discovery from the public. The eject of the
plot on the Sultan is visible in the terror he ex-
hfbitS. He made his usual weekly visit to the
Mosque hurredly instead OF with the customary
slow and pOmpOus parade
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Affairs I'M West WILMINGTON.

CHRIST CHURCH.-A certificate OF the donation OF
Christ (P. E) church and chapel from A. r.
Steuart the rector and the vestry to Right Rev
Bishop Paret, OF Maryland, was placed on record
to-day.
CHARGED WITH WRITING PoLICY.-Upou the COM
plant OF Jos. L. Davis David Staten was arrested
this morning by Of1cer VOlkman ON the charge OF
writing policy. At the station he dill not DENY the
charge but asked that Lawyer ChaS Moore be told
the number or his the pnsOneri9 policy book No
8 He was detained on ample collateral this being
the second case against him.
FUNERAL OF MICHAEL FRAN.-The funeral of
Michael Frain, the lab0rer who met his death
Tuesday by falling down stairway well al the
Treasury Department, took place this morning
from his late residence on 18th street. The re-
mains were inferred at Arlington Cemetery.
A WIPE WHIPPER ARREsTKD.-MfchaelC Cation was
arrested last night on the charge OF beating his
wife. eaton has been repeatedly arrested on the
same charge.
CHURCH TRUsTEEs-The Evangelical Lutheran
Church OF this place has filed certificate on the
election OF b: II. Keller, Il G. Wagner and Jno. l.
Reed as trustees
ROBBED OF HIS GOLD WATcH.-Peter j. May, of
No. 1918 so street, reports that some time last
night, while on bis way home, he was robbed OF q
gold watch worth $50.
CONDITION or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
condt0On OF water az am: Great Falls, temper
AZURE, %; condition, T. Receiving reservoir, tenn
perature, 76; condition at north connection, 8;
condition at south connection 20 Distributing
reservoir temperature, 75; condition at tnnuent
gate-house. 80; condition al en1uent gate-house,
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me contest will continue tomorrow at 500 and
6OO YARDS commencing at O'Clock. and probably
conciudlng about noOn The firing is under the
charge OF Col S. E. Blunt OF Gen. Sheridans stan,
assisted Dy Lieut. S. Z. Allen, 9Th artillery, from
new Ork harbor, and LieutS. OStheim and Barrett,
OF tne 80 artillery, from the arsenal. The result
OF Doth days firing will determine the award OF the
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I'd EDITION.
Latest IGleglamS to The Star.
CHARGES AGAINST PARNELL.
Accused by a Tory Paper Of 1ll-treaf
ing One af lNiS CeuaufS.

<ACIeo0eA W u 4OEy 1,aPeT OA AsA.sAOss
ing One Of His Tenants.
DUBLIN, May 26-The Express conservative
accuses Mr.. Parnell Of cruelty to OF his Avon
dale tenants named Kennedy. The paper says
that, although Mr. Kennedy has been o
tenant on the Irish leaders estate for
nine years, Mr.. Parnell has coerced him into ex,
changing the farm he had occupied and improved
Mr. Parnell, the Express says, has refused to make
the 25 per cent reduction In rent requested py MI
kennedy, and has sued him for years rent, Que
only since April.
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NOR Saloon ST. NEAR THE BRITISH
Z Embassy. small and desirable threestory Brick
Residence containing and all modern con-
yeneuces. THOS. j. FISHER CO,
fny2f-iw 1924 + u.w.
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Talk of Reducing Iron Workers
Wages.

AFFECTING THE HOME TRADE.
PITTsBURG, May 26.-A1 important meeting OF
the western Iron Association was held yesterday !;
every important mill in the organization was
represented. The object was to discuss wages for
next year. 1t was difficult to obtain Information
on the deliberations Of the iron masters, but 1t
was definitely learned that the scale will not be
quickly arranged as last year. discussion on
of foreign material have greatly affected the in
dustry in this country. If affairs continue as
during the past few weeks it will be impossible to
amalagamated association, as already stated,
will demand the scale Of 1853 q, which IS practi-
cally an increase OF 10 per cent. No conference
committee was appointed, the matter being lett
to members in the different districts
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The Builders Aid Association, with capital Of
0,000 and T. J. Diend0nne, John A. Prescott, C.
n. Carter, w. II. Fiske, and Walter r Wright, a
manAGerss has nled q certtncate Of Incorporation
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PERsONAL-Blshop Andrews has returned from
the annual meeting OF the bishops of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at Minneapolis.-Repre-
sentatives Foran and McComas and E. Il. Sibley OF
New York are at the RiggA-Mr. de BOunder,
the the Belgian Minister, was in New York
is at WeIckersI eG r. u Tbo SeS A and
Chief Clerk Ptlling, OF the Geological Sur
vey, were in San Francisco last Thursday.-
Wallace OF Indianapolis and w. K Livermore OF
the Army are at the Ebbitt.-T. j. Courtenay Of
London and G. BlackfOrd OF Lynchburg, Va, are at
Wormey'S-TheOdOre Haviland OF New York
and Mrs. Alex. Mitchell OF Milwaukee are at the
Arlington.
The U. S. S. THETIs sailed from Barbados to-
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The vedder Liquor Bill Pa.sed.

ALBANY, n. Y, May 26-The Vedder liquor bill
was passed by the assembly this morning. The
eddy vetOit. The legislature is to adjourn finally
this afternoon.
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M CUNNINGHAM. THE wELL-KNOwN HAT
We ter. takes orders for Silk Hats Straw. Felt
ami Light Stif Hats Cleaned No branch. Factory
AID residence. 1910 SJh St NV, bet. aud u my23
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The Presidents Vacation.

The Presidents Vacation
PREPARATIONS ALL MADE FOR THE DEPARTURE OF
THE PARTY THIS AFTERNOON
The President and Mrs. Cleveland, and Col. and
Mrs. Lamont leave for Saranac Lake, On the regu-
lar O'Clock train from the Baltimore and Potomac
depot this afternoon. Mrs. Folsom will not &C
company them, and there will be no others in the
party from here. Every preparation has been
made for a fortnght's recreation and sport. They
are going to rough 1t, and all Mrs. Cleveland's
preparations have been made for that manner OF
life. There will be trunks filled with reception
dresses, but the simple and picturesque mountain
costumes Will be worn.
The most attention has been paid to the fishing
rig. Both the President and Mrs. Cleveland are
looking forward TO a few days OF fine sport. The
President expects these few days of perfect rest
will prepare him for the strain that may be upon
him between now and August.
The route taken by the party will be direct to
New York from here, along the Hudson to Albany,
thence to Whitehall, thence along the romantic
and historic shores OF Lake Champlain, passing
Fort Ticonderoga and Plattsburg, to Moers'
Station within four miles OF the Canada
line Thence they go westward over
the Lake Champlain and Ogdensburg
road to Malone. Here they will: penetrate the
mountain region over the Northern Adirondack
Railroad to Paul Smiths Station. A drive OF flve
miles on mountain buck-boardS will carry them to
Paul Smiths Hotel, st. Regis Lake. The party Will
thence continue their mountain drive a distance
OF 10 miles to the borders OF the Saranac Lake.
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For The BENEFIT Or STRANGERS
SPECIFICATION OF OFFERS.

Visiting capital during the National Drill and for
the public in general have concluded to exhibit on
our third floor many DESTROYS bargains next
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
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DERSONS DESIRING COUNTRY COMFORTS IN
Il the mountains of Maryland will find it profitable
to visit Comfort Retreat on the Both of May, when
they can avail themselves of excursion rates to Har
sress W. NJ. CLARK, Keep Tryst Washington County.
Md. -Ow'
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zoUAvE EXHIBITION AND INDIVIDUAL DRILLS.
After the company drills the Memphis Merchant
Zouaves appeared and gave very entertaining
drl. They were followed by the Individual drills.
TWO men from each company were allowed to
compete. Inc contestants were drawn up In line
10 dIllI according to orders and as errors were
made those who committed them dropped out
a1ter the manner OF the old-faShiOned spelling
matcneS. The contest was very interesting one
to watch.
The Chicago Zouave uniform consisted OF white
!egglngs, the regulation loose red trousers, blue
jacket elnOrOldered In red, wide old sash and red
turkish IeZ. Their movements were characterized
Dy that rapidity which belongs the zOuaves, and
they were executed with wonderful accuracy and
precision they made their guns tumble double
somerSaults In loading without q single drop.
DRILL NOTES.
The attendance was by far the best of any day
during the drill 1t was estimated at o'clock
that there were between 1000 and 5000 people
present, and they kept arriving steadily.
1t was asserted that several companies in obey
Ing the orders to prepare to fire failed to open their
cartridge boxes which madet 1t considerably easier
for them. 1t was said that both the Toledo Cadets
their boxes and may have been scored for it by
the judges.
It is expected that the Milwaukee Light Battery
will give an exhibition saber drill in front of the
grand stand tomorrow evening shortly after the
dress parade.
Many people spent the greater part of the day
In the grand stand, and about noon a thousand or
more sandwiches were being munched in unison.
HundredS OF people preferred to stand leaning
on the railing OF the drill ground watching the
drills instead OF occupying the seats prepared for
them by the thousand.
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I0R SALE7EIGHT SlX-kOOM BAY-WINDOW
Bricks mod lIps-. IN NV. section of city, all in
nrstclsss order, and under rent paying 1V per cent
As investment better IN the city. Price 1000
each: terms easy. c. Il. BERGMAN,
lnYli coin Attorney at Law. 500 Z NV.
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A New Assistant Register OF the Treas.
ury, Etc.


The President this afternoon made the following
appointments:
Leigh W. Reid, OF Virginia, TO be Assistant Regis
ter OF the Treasury, vice Mr. Fish, resigned. Mr..
Reid was a chief OF division In the Registers
once, and is promoted, upon the recommendation
OF Register Rosecrans for efficiency.
Also. Nathaniel II. Odeil to be postmaster at
Tarrytown, n. Y.
MT. Reid was a chief OF division in the Office
OF tne Register, and Is promoted upon the recon-
mendation OF Gen Rosecrans which is concurred
IN oy secretary Fairchild and Assistant secretary
thompson.
Interior Department Changes.
The following Official changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
ONCE OF the neutrality-suspicious.: Capt,
Andrew D. Terry, OF Smithville. Charlotte County
Va, custodian, 81 600 per annum.
General Land Ofice-Resignation: Duane E.
FOX, OF Michigan, clerk at 800.
Major POOre Barely Alive.
Major Ben: Perley Poore is Just as low this
afternoon as he can be and still live The physi-
clans have not the slightest hope of his getting any
better, and say that his death may occur at any
nolneh@ he is Kept alive by artificial means
The Billiard Tournament.
THE PLAYING LAST NIGHT AT THE LIGHT INFANTRY
ARMoRY.
Last night was the third night OF the cushion
carom tournament between Daily and sexton for
the championship OF the world and 81 900 at the
Light Infantry Armory. The play was witnessed
by a number OF spectators who were quite demon
strattve when any particularly fine shot was
made by the contestants. DAILY appears TO much
better advantage than sexton who seems thor
oughly demoralized at the long lead his opponent
has obtained, and uses his cue without appar-
entity, the slightest hope OF making a shot. The
majority OF his shots were ''ksS ofis." DAILY made
some very fine bank and around-the-table shots
but his playing was not up to the average OF the
other two nights, when, it is authorativeiy stated
N fnry fa..r
at the cushion carom game Following is
the score: Daly-O 90 3 2 s OF 2
90 o o SO 4O1 o 3 6 l49 IS 3 Is
o y % L o 90 20 ~ O /
80 4 231202 lOll a 10 4
300. Average, 80. Highest runs, IL Ia ID 20
y % 81. Grand total, 800. Sexton-O O AZ /
OO3 = q 3 90 3 3 4 23 3 O o
o 5000 440115 12IO23 10 1
0S II 900 1 b 800 O5l 313Ol
55lI6 Average, ID. Highest runs, 10 IL
&h Grand total, 500 Time OF game, two hours
and thirty minutes
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A Murder and Not q. Suicide.

CHICAGO, May 26.-A special from Brazil. Ind,
says: 1t was reported yesterday that Diaz Cutler,
farmer OF Grant Station, had committed suicide
by throwing himself under Bee Line train. The
coroner, after searching investigation, decided
that Mr. Cutler had been murdered and his body
afterward placed on the track. The body was
picked up Immediately after being run over but
was already cold.
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Mme. Janauschek has sufficiently recovered from
her recent injury to retoin ~. company. Her
arm II not YET In seNng condition, however.
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The Courts.

The COuft6s
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jud0e Montgomery.
To-day, Chas. Zypprecht. second onense, petit
larceny; nolle pros. Andrew Simms house break
Ing; defendant released. Edward Mitchell, house
breaking: on trial
POLICE COURTSJud0e Smell.
Yesterday, VIM. A. Young, contempt; $40 or 30
days. VIM. johnson, cOl0red, carrying q razor;
$50 or 80 days VIM. 81. Seefy, profanity; s. or
days
To-day, Jas. Gray, colored profanity and placing
a disc der conduct Or y days Maggie Smith
dan, DO; do. Ellen Ale, profanity: s. or days.
WIN. Jones, colored, disOrderly conduct and carry
ing pistol; SIS or Is days Thos. Henry, cOlOred,
dspe; s. Or days. Robert Montgomely aus
disorderiy conduct; $ or Is days Jno. G. Bielick,
SUNDAY par; $50; appeal noted. Robert Ware,
Keyser, Dudley Thompson, ana Jno: g. Cronn, dis;
orderly conduct; cOllateras forfeited. Samuel
Mitchell, do; do. VIM Brown and Richard Friz-
zeit ois0rderly In county; collaterals forfeited.
Jno. A Carter and Jos. johnson, profanity; do
Osborne Basey,. colored, assault; IS or Is days:
yno. Curshaw, threats and profanity; bonds or 80
days, and $ or dayS
Nine, J0DauaChek hA9 euliiciently recovered from
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For AesAULTTNG LITTLE GTRL--This afternoon,
in the Criminal Court Judge Montgomery, George
A Forsyth was placed on trial, the charge being
an assault on Mary E. Crowley, a child nine years
OF age, on April 10 last, for which the Police
Court sentenced him to jail for a year lacking q
day, and defendant took an appeal.
The Jury found verdict OF guilty.
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LansdOWne Returns to Ottawa.
TORONTO, ONT, May 26-After three weeks
visit here the governor general and party returned
to ottawa this morning.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 500 pm prices
OF the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H II. Dodge 059 l 9TH street:
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Name,
NdSe.
O. I3:oo
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4OAI 4O4


1BaltlmOre M0fR0tAs
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 26.-Virginia Sizes con-
soudated, 10 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Md. May 28.-Cotton Arm-mid-
ding. IL. Flour firm and fairly active. Wheat
southern steady and quiet red. 95a97 amber. 9HsSs
winter red, spot 81 bid: May, y7a97sf june. 96,ss
96H; July, g44a95; August, 80 bid Corn-southern
western steady and dull MIXED spot q asked; June.
southern and Pennsylvania, 34a39 western white, 80
a39: western mixed, 34a:35. Rye steady, 58a60
PROVISIONS lower. Mess pork. l5.0Os17 90. Bull
%Rsats-shouldsrs and clear rip sidss packed e%as5
lsAsl4 LArd-rehned. 81. Cosee higher end
susaf-copper refnsd steady. skssk. Mhiufy oniss
LILO Other articles unchanged. Freiehts to Liver.
i is 6o ID Keceipts-hepr, ST70 barrels; wheat
bushels. Shipments-Aour, l.18l barrels. Saiss-
Wheat, 800, 500 bushels; corn. 10000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Ill, May 20, IL q. m.--June wheat
opened at ssh, and sold Immediately 70 ssh quickly
recovered and y now selling 1t 40 July opened 8
"a, and 10 now quoted At S71. July corn, COX july
osts. 273s July lard. CITES
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1-.~O.HSoC ~ HSnM 1V1SA 1O-oAHs
NEW YORK, May 26.-The following Officers
We're put In nomination by the Catholic Young
Institute this morning: President, Rev. JnO. M.
Grady, New York; first vice president, Rev. Victor
Arnould Canton, Ohio; second vice president, H.
urer. Peter j. Goodman East Newark, N. j.
Essays We're read by Anthony j. SCHNEIDER, of
New York; F. j. Byrne, OF Washington, d. c., and
w. j. DOran, OF Brooklyn.
Brief addresses were made by Brother Justin,
provincial OF the Society OF Christian Brethren,
and KEY + Dr. Dr. MesWeeny both OF New York city
Charles Dean was to-day convicted OF the larceny
OF gold watch from John c. Rumsey In Septem-
Der last, and q motion for q new trial was filed.
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E'OR SlLE-4T \ BARGAIN \ VERY PRETTY
II 6-roO1u COTTAGE Brentwood the l4tn-st
EOad IotinI land off with fruit trees and
;h;, pace wid Ge sold very cheap will
Change tor 1t! FrJiV-.y. JNO. +. WAGGAMAS. oc5
! ST Nv my21-1t
NOR SALE-BTSISESS PROPERTY, SW COR
II Stn and VI SITS. Nv. lot ISx.;o: improvements;
rents for $50 per E.ontn- THOMAS A. MITCHELL.
S3i ST. Rooms > and t. my21-ot'
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Forest Fires Extinguished by Rain.

MORE HELP NEEDED FOB THE HOMELESS PEOPLE.
CHICAGO, May GA Times special from Mar
quette, Mich, says: COpiOuS rains all over the
peninsula have eXt1nguiShed the forest fires. The
relief fund for the Lake Linden sufferers including
5000 appropriated by the legislature, amounts
TO about $40, 900. outside cities are contributing
literally, but when 1T Is considered that there are
1900 hOuSeleSS people the amount is far short OF
the absolute need.
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POLICE RAID on AN ALLEGED DIsoRpERIY HOUSE,
Last night Jno. Kelly, a white man, complained to
the police that he had been assaulted In a house
Kept by Jennie Towles. colored, at No l3l. q
street, In the ''Divison," and later In the night
OffcerS Ellis and Heller raided the house and ar
Rested the propr1etress on a charge OF keeping q
disorderly house. They also arrested six young
coiored women-Minnie Duncan, Amelia Brown
Mary Herbert Mary Henderson, Lucy Jones' and
Lucy Day-who were locked up. This morning In
the Police Court the women were changed with
yagrancy, and were given thirty days each In de-
fault OF bonds. The charge against the alleged
proprletress has been set for trial saturday.
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Representative Randall,S Surprise.
NOT PLEASED WITH THE APPOINTMENT OF MARSHAL
Dill.
Representative Randall is surprised and not
pleased with the appointment of Mr.. Dill as mar
shall for the Philadelphia district OF Pennsylvania.
STAR reporter showed him to-day the following
statement credited to him from Philadelphia:

;. Inc appointment was as much surprlse to me as
it was to any in Philadelphia. left Washington
to-day on the 7:25 train did not know of the APP
p lSint until 1 reashed Baltimore and pur
Is issd much disssppointment to me as to Nj;
ard told the President that 1 could not yield my
choice Mr. Josephs, think. had good claim on ac
count of his activity in the party organization and
he certainly had claim for favorable consideration
from the President because of his earnest advocacy of
MIR. Cleveland's nomination i'll the last national
vent1on. have nothing more to say politics
am here on private business, and return to Washing
ton on the early train tomorrow morning."
''That is just what have to say on the subject"
he added "YOu may reproduce that as from me-"
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A Boz DROWNED WHILE BATHMS.-Yesterday
afternoon Crknwen Ritner, q boy about eleven
years old, WAC lived at $40 23d street, was ac-
ctdentauy drowned while bathing o. the foot Of
I1Ln street.